07:14 sima: airlied, mlankhorst mripard I did spotcheck some of the patches from wentao liang and looks good (but also not yet awake) but asked to post them all with m-l cc'ed per new process directive that this shouldn't be done in private since it doesn't scale
07:25 pinchartl: sima: do people send patches in private ?
07:25 sima: usually not, but just got a massive pile this morning in my inbox
07:26 pinchartl: claimed security fixes, or not even that ?
07:27 pinchartl: wentao liang is likely a fake identity, different names have been associated with the same e-mail address. they're flooding the lists and most maintainers route them to /dev/null
07:28 pinchartl: I recommend doing the same
07:44 wens: krzk is replying to a lot of them with the same warning
08:33 sima: narmstrong, ^^ since you've just replied on two of these
08:53 narmstrong: noted
13:51 sima: pinchartl, they looked reasonable but yeah could be a very sneaky supply chain subversion attack
13:51 sima: I think if they get validated with igt or kunit tests, then should be entirely fine to merge
13:52 sima: but yeah, maintainer's discretion on these
13:52 sima: imo and all that
13:52 sima: also does this suck for new people trying to get into kernel hacking, but oh well
13:55 pinchartl: sima: in many cases it's relatively easy to tell genuine newcomers apart
13:56 sima: yeah, just kinda silly that there's now a "do you act human enough" hurdle to jump over, too, on top of all the others we have
13:57 pinchartl: it's not a new one. a few years ago there was no other option :-)
14:34 sima: pinchartl, oh I meant that it's another fairly random one that tends to often be more about "like me" than "like humans in general"
21:02 dcbaker: PSA: Mesa 26.3.0 tomorrow due to a few serious bug fixes needing to be pulled in
23:16 karolherbst: do we have documentation somewhere what operations/ioctls are valid on a dma_buf fd?
23:45 pac85: karolherbst: IG https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/msm/-/blob/msm-next/drivers/dma-buf/dma-buf.c?ref_type=heads#L610 + https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/msm/-/blob/msm-next/drivers/dma-buf/dma-buf.c?ref_type=heads#L551
23:46 karolherbst: pac85: ah yes.. right.. there is actually https://docs.kernel.org/driver-api/dma-buf.html which has everything I needed. Wanted to know if llseek is actually valid or not, because I had an MR to review
23:49 pac85: Ah nice